Nakamichi Cr7e

I have decided to sell my Nakamichi Cr7e

This has had a full service and has had little use since

It is a great sounding unit
This is in excellent shape

£675 insured shipping inc uk only

 

price reduction £650 inc insured postage uk

 

A classic deck, but I doubt you'll get that sort of money nowadays.

 

As it has been serviced you may get £650.00, I sold my mint condition CR7A on ebay a couple of months ago to a guy in Switzerland for €850.00 (£570).

 

Price reduction £600 postage inc for uk

 

Bump and final price drop £550

 

Bugger.
I always promised myself one of these but just don't have the readies right now.

 

bump £550 inc uk delivery

 

Try putting it on the Sound on Sound classifieds.

...or eBay (feels dirty)

 

price reduction £500

 

Hi,

You really should put this on ebay to get a good price. Look at this: (!)

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/NAKAMICHI-CR-...DVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item120082453602

Sold for over £1000!

This 'Good-Hifi' guy always gets good prices for stuff, often over the average. I'm trying to work out how he does it.. (he must be bringing in £1000s per week...).

Good luck.

 

P.S. If I had the money I'd be tempted to buy and sell straight away. It's funny how people are so luke warm with classified ads and over the top with ebay..

 

300080433333 on ebay now, 1 bid @ £340 - but i would anticipate lots more activity in the final minutes

 

eBay

eBay's new "hidden bidder" system is a shill bidders' charter. Expect to see most kit going for higher prices than it did previously (and eBay make more money from it too. What a coincidence!).

In fairness to GoodHiFi though, he has been around for a while, and his reputation will doubtless increase the price which buyers are prepared to pay.

 

I saw the one on ebay that was a very good price